Revenger is a swashbuckling pirate adventure set in space. Fura Ness is on a mission to take on the most feared captain in the galaxy. Author: Alastair Reynolds | Publisher: Victor Gollancz Ltd | Year: 2016 | Fiction | Paperback Book A [...]
Read moreReview | The Power – Naomi Alderman
Young women around the globe begin to develop The Power. The shift in control is fast as women seize dominance, men around the globe must come to terms with a new world order. Author: Naomi Alderman | Publisher: Penguin | Year: [...]
Read moreReview | Walkaway – Cory Doctorow
When the societal division of wealth becomes so wide that it can no longer be bridged, many look for an alternative. The rich get richer, the poor inherit the Earth and walkaway. Author: Cory Doctorow | Publisher: Head of Zeus | [...]
Read moreReview | The Echo – James Smythe
The Echo. What starts as a tale of space exploration quickly turns into a dark science fiction thriller with horror undertones, as a crew from Earth explores a strange anomaly in space. Book 2 of 12 | Subsequent to finishing 'The [...]
Read moreReview | Console Wars – Blake J. Harris
Blake J. Harris takes a prominently one-sided look at the 1990s 16 Bit console war that played out between Sega and Nintendo. Book 1 of 12 | Console Wars, or to give the book it's full title, 'Console Wars: Sega, Nintendo [...]
Read moreBook Review | Movie Geek: The Den of Geek Guide to the Movieverse
Movie lovers, film nerds, you NEED this book, Movie Geek: The Den of Geek Guide to the Movieverse If you’re a movie buff like me, then the Den of Geek website should definitely be in your bookmark list. Existing in both [...]
Read moreReview | Artemis – Andy Weir
Andy Weir moves closer to Earth with Artemis, the follow up to his phenomenally successful sci-fi novel The Martian. Sabotage, smuggling and petty crime on The Moon. In 2011 Andy Weir self-published his first novel under his own name. Three years [...]
Read moreReview | Provenance – Ann Leckie
Ann Leckie's fourth sci-fi novel 'Provenance' is a crime thriller set in the same universe as her hugely successful Imperial Radch trilogy. Few authors achieve in a lifetime the same level of success as Ann Leckie did with her debut novel [...]
Read moreReview | The Year Of The Geek – James Clarke
For us, Geek Culture isn't a hobby, it's a lifestyle. It's not something we dip in and out of, we live and breathe it. We're not alone. James Clarke has compiled 'The Year of the Geek' for people just like [...]
Read moreClassic Review | Neuromancer – William Gibson
Neuromancer is a book that was so far ahead of it's time that you wonder if author William Gibson sold his soul for a glimpse of the future. We're in classic cyberpunk territory with William Gibson's Neuromancer. Published in 1984, this [...]
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